Bumkins Silicone Grip Dish, Gray

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Silicone Grip Dish, Gray

A gray divided suction dish for children six months and older, made from platinum silicone and sized for high-chair trays.

  • children
  • feeding
  • platinum silicone
  • third-party tested

Why it earns a place

The exact Gray dish has matching maker and retailer identifiers, an explicit phthalate exclusion, and a maker-reported third-party CPSC testing program.

Phthalate assuranceThird-party tested + explicit claim

What backs the claim

Bumkins identifies the exact Gray dish as food-safe silicone and says certified third-party labs test it for CPSC requirements covering phthalates, lead, BPA, BPS, and cadmium; the exact UPC matches Target's current Gray listing.

What it does not prove

The public pages do not identify the lab, method, detection limit, lot, or high-temperature migration results. Reviews span multiple colors. For ages six months and older; top-rack dishwasher safe and oven safe only to 400°F/204°C.

Maker-reported certified-lab CPSC testing · exact UPC match 4.5 / 5 · 101 reviews via Target · color-pooled reviews Check the evidence → Reviewed 2026-09-15

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Checked September 15, 2026

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Research behind the recommendation.

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Pregnancy Human biomonitoring study

Placental detection is not the same as fetal transfer

Chemicals appeared differently across maternal urine, maternal serum, placental tissue, and cord serum. A placental detection does not by itself show fetal-circulation exposure, and a cord-serum detection does not by itself establish a harmful dose or health effect.

Environmental Science & Technology, 2026 Read summary
Pregnancy Pooled cohort

DINCH biomarkers and birth size in 22 U.S. cohorts

Higher pregnancy-averaged urinary DINCH metabolites were associated with slightly lower birth-size measures, while gestational age was not associated. The clearest reported birthweight estimate was small and imprecise.

Environment International, 2026 Read summary